Eurocom are a Canadian company. That’s unusual, but even so we won’t drag up a weak joke about Bryan Adams, Rush or maple syrup.

A high-end AM4 motherboard with plenty of features on offer.

Cryorig's biggest and baddest air cooler features two 140mm fans and 7 heatpipes - is it worth the £76.99 asking price?

ASUS has slapped a triple-fan cooler and 115MHz overclock onto GTX 1080 Ti. Is this the best graphics card you can buy?

This is the second part of our Star Wars Tie Advanced X1 article – last week we published an unboxing of a cool looking new Drone by company Propel. Propel have been one of the few companies lucky enough to snag a Star Wars license. Their goal was to create …

The Razer DeathAdder Elite - a premium gaming mouse. Can it justify the £69.95 cost?

The Cryorig H7 has been called the 'Hyper 212 killer.' Just how good is it really?

Today we look at Toshiba's latest P300 series - in a 3TB capacity.

This week we take a look at another of the latest Seasonic PRIME Platinum power supplies – this time in a 1200 watt capacity. These new supplies are less expensive than the previous flagship Titanium graded units but still offer a pure modular design and feature high grade Fluid Dynamic …

Corsair has jumped on the RGB band wagon with its new Vengeance RGB memory. The 32GB kit we were sent consists of 4x8GB modules and is rated at DDR4-3000MHz which is a perfectly decent speed. The reviewer’s guide also puts the CAS 15 timing front and centre, a point we …

The PC Customiser XSplit Streamer Pro X is a compact gaming PC that comes loaded with XSplit Broadcaster and Gamecaster to help you get busy streaming your games as quickly as possible. The £50 one year XSplit license is included as part of the package. Interesting approach, let's take a …

Three M.2 and Ten SATA ports, three wired networking connections and AC WiFi, ASRock's Fatal1ty Z270 Gaming i7 is connectivity crazy.

Meet the latest Republic of Gamer's motherboard that's torn up the rule book.

It's Cooler Master's behemoth, £100 air cooler. The best alternative to liquid cooling?

Built on an M.2 2280 form factor with a PCIe Gen3.0 x4 interface, the NVMe CS2030 uses a combination of a Phison E7 controller and Toshiba 15mn MLC NAND.

Today we review a new monitor from ASUS which operates at a staggering 240hz, with full G-SYNC support.

We examine Roccat's versatile Cross headset.

An overclockable 8C16T Ryzen 7 for £330. Bargain. You get an RGB cooler too.

A £900 power supply. Hand built and designed by legendary OEM partner Murata. Just how good is it?

PRIME is back, but this time Seasonic are releasing Platinum units to target a wider audience.

A new flagship keyboard from Razer - at £164.99, can it compete with the ROG Claymore or the Corsair K95 RGB Platinum?

The ADATA SD700 is an external SSD which uses 3D NAND - is it any good?

LaCie's Rugged range of protected external hard drives has been with us for over a decade now with a variety of interfaces, formats and capacities to choose from depending on your needs. The latest drive range is the Rugged Thunderbolt USB-C which uses, as you might have guessed already, both …

Its cheap and its got a 5 year warranty in Europe. Is the £60 Cougar 600W LX PSU any good?

In the market for a new high wattage power supply? Super Flower have you covered

Nvidia has chopped up its flagship Titan X GPU, increased the clock speed, and reduced price by £480.

The Razer Kraken 7.1 V2 - a beautiful headset capable of 7.1 surround-sound. Is £99.95 a fair price?

Towards the end of 2016 we saw a lot of ‘all-singing, all-dancing' mice, packed with features and multiple RGB lighting zones. However, such a design is not for everyone – which is where the Fnatic Gear Clutch G1 comes in. The Clutch G1 is designed to be a simple mouse that …

The super-wide 21:9 aspect isn't that common in PC monitors, and even less so for gaming. But it's potentially a very immersive form factor. The Acer Predator Z1 Z301CT presents this aspect with a 30in diagonal, a curved surface, and good helping of features for the serious gamer. The maximum …

Take a Ryzen 7 1800X, drop 200MHz off the clock speed, reduce the price by £100 and you get a 1700X. Is this too good to be true?